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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Mar 1995.
How to print?

How to print?

I am new to this newsgroup, and I love it so far.  I was wondering if 
anyone out there had a sig sized pic of a molecule (chemistry style).  In 
addition could someone please tell me how to print these?  I am using 
PINE version 3.91c, some of the larger pics obviously don't fit in my 
buffer and I would like to view them in their full glory.  When I use the 
prynt (yes y) command it says printing attached to ascii desktop printer, 
or something like that but nothing comes out of my printer.  When I do a 
print screen I get all of the screen including menu bars etc..  I have 
tried everything I can think of by myself.  Thanks in advance!


				Joe Kiser
				jki...@u.washington.edu

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Subject: How to print?
Date: Wed, 1 Mar 1995 19:21:06 -0800
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